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Alibaba breaks down digital walls: Taobao and Tmall to accept WeChat Pay

Alibaba’s e-commerce platforms, Taobao and Tmall, will begin accepting Tencent Holdings’ WeChat Pay as an additional payment method. This will allow Chinese consumers to use the country’s second-largest mobile payment system on popular e-commerce sites and Alipay, which Alibaba fintech affiliate Ant Group runs. Numerous online merchants have hailed the announcement as “one of the…

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DOJ vs. Google, Day Four: Behind The Scenes On The Fraught Rollout Of Unified Pricing Rules

On Day Four of the Google ad tech antitrust trial in Virginia, we boarded a time machine that took us back to April 18, 2019. That was the day that Google convened an in-person and livestreamed meeting with publishers in NYC to discuss a bundle of new changes to its auction dynamics, including the move to

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How Can Current Electric Vehicle Owners Help Plug the Adoption Gap?

The slowdown of electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. has been well-documented, if somewhat overstated, as the number of EVs sold annually surpassed 1 million units for the first time last year. Also well-documented are the causes of this slowdown, including the usual suspects of charging infrastructure, upfront vehicle cost, range anxiety, and general consumer…

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Don’t Go Dark On Advertising During Election Season, New Research Suggests

TV and video measurement provider iSpot is fielding a lot of election season concerns from buyers as political ad spend increases in the weeks leading up to the 2024 presidential election. The post Don’t Go Dark On Advertising During Election Season, New Research Suggests appeared first on AdExchanger.

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